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Today
Partly cloudy with isolated showers.
High near 84. SE winds 5-10 mph.
Tonight
Mostly cloudy. Low near 67. SE winds
near 5 mph.
Friday
Becoming partly cloudy with a high near
86. SE winds 5-10 mph.
Friday Night
Partly cloudy and humid. Low near 69.
Saturday
Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon
showers and thunderstorms. High near
83.
Attorney indicted
in client’s slaying
HOUSTON (AP) — New evi-
dence in the 1991 murder of a
Fort Bend County nightclub
owner points to the original sus
pect, the dead man’s lawyer,
prosecutors say.
Wendell Lee Statchuk, 33, was
shot to death on March 13, 1991.
But not until a fourth review
by a Fort Bend County grand
jury was a murder indictment
returned against Statchuk’s at
torney, Keyser.
James Stephen Keyser, 42,
was to turn himself in to Fort
Bend County authorities
Wednesday after the Monday in
dictment. His attorney, David
Gerger, said Keyser would post
a $15,000 bond.
“We’re still trying to get the
paperwork done,” Gerger said.
However, Booking officers at
the Richmond jail said Keyser
had yet to appear late
Wednesday.
Assistant District Attorney
Sid Crowley said new evidence,
including possible blood-stain
samples found in Keyser’s
garage, led to the latest review.
“I thought there was suffi
cient circumstantial evidence to
prove he did it,” Crowley said.
The first time Keyser was ac
cused of killing Statchuk, a mur
der indictment was dismissed
after prosecutors decided they
lacked sufficient evidence.
Two additional grand jury re
views resulted in no action and
a no-bill before Monday’s new
indictment.
Another attorney for Keyser,
Mike DeGeurin, said his client
denies any involvement in the
killing but would not be avail
able for comment.
“I suppose that this is the
only way to finally put this mat
ter to rest,” DeGeurin said.
The victim’s brother, Joseph
Statchuk, had sought the new
indictment for three years.
Statchuk, 40, unemployed
because of health problems,
contends Keyser’s motive to kill
his brother involved the unrav
eling of an insurance scam they
were running.
The two allegedly had concoct
ed a scheme, in which Wendell
Statchuk would wreck cars and
file insurance claims for injuries.
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VS2
SI
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1,050"
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512
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5,450”
3,850”
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